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Swati singh

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Yes, B.Sc. Biotechnology is a good course, I have done this course and before pursuing with course I myself have done a lot of research on this so with experience and knowledge I can suggest you that you should do the thing in which you have interest as without the interest you may not be able to achieve much in this field. After B.Sc. Biotechnology you can pursue with M.Sc. Biotechnology from a good university which have good placement records you should attempt the entrence exams for universities like JNU, BHU, IIT Bombay, AIIMS etc. As these exams are not easy to crack as the seats are limited so you have to study for these exams. I
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Swati singh

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, from my own experience I can say that B.Sc. Biotechnology is a good field to move with, if you have interest in this field then you should go ahead with this course, you yourself must have heard that in future the demand in biotechnology field will increase with a boom and also the competition at this time is not that much in biotechnology as this course is quite new for the people. With this course you can work in laboratories as lab technician, lab assistant or as a scientist based on your skills and hardwork you can achieve so much you can also apply in government jobs in biotechnology field. You can also work in food manufactu
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Swati singh

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, from my own experience I can say that B.Sc. Biotechnology is a good field to move with, if you have interest in this field then you should go ahead with this course, you yourself must have heard that in future the demand in biotechnology field will increase with a boom and also the competition at this time is not that much in biotechnology as this course is quite new for the people. With this course you can work in laboratories as lab technician, lab assistant or as a scientist based on your skills and hardwork you can achieve so much you can also apply in government jobs in biotechnology field. You can also work in food manufactu
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Joseph Saji

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M.Sc. In Biotechnology, Biotechnology and Management, Molecular Biotechnology etc. Are a few good courses after B.Sc. In Biotechnology
Medical courses after B.Sc. Biotechnology:
DMLT course. Lab Technician. PG Diploma in Medical Lab Technology. PG Diploma in Bioinformatics. PG Diploma in Computational Biology. PG Diploma in Life Sciences. PGDM in Biotechnology. There are varied branches of Biotechnology filled with immense career scope and amongst these, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology are the most sought-after fields of Biotechnology.

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Deepamjyoti Bhol

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 Talking about Sastra University BIOTECH Students can apply to TCS and other IT companies, but they also have companies that specialise in the BIOTECH branch. Nestle and Dr. Reddy's lab are two of them. They do have a good chance to work for their core businesses, like Dr. Reddy's lab, or IT firms like TCS. Everything depends on how well you perform. So Good Luck.

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ANIRUDH KEJARIWAL

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A candidate must have passed with the Minimum 50% marks aggregate at 10+2 level with Biology as the main subject from any recognized Board or equivalent organization and Max. age limit: 22 years. This is the information for eligibility , if you are eligible you can apply for it

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Students must pass the 10+2 or its equivalent from any recognised board (Science stream is required). Physics Chemistry and Biology should be included in their 10+2 qualification test.

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Yes, candidates who have completed their Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering can be eligible to pursue a Master of Science (M.Sc. ) in Zoology or Biotechnology, provided they meet the eligibility criteria of the specific programme and university they are applying to. The eligibility criteria for admission to M.Sc. programs may vary depending on the university and programme, but in general, most programs require candidates to have completed a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, with a minimum required percentage or CGPA. Some universities may also require candidates to have studied specific subjects in their undergraduate deg
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Hello Srishti!
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While the spring intake starts in the month of January every year, the spring deadline stands between July and December of the previous year.

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